SCHIMA | AI Across the Cancer Registry: A Practical Framework for Registrars
Lunch and Learn
SCHIMA | Appealing Denials for Coding of BMI, Obesity and Morbid Obesity
Understand the coding rules concerning BMI, obesity, and morbid obesity
Learn who to involve on the front end, and how to do it, to make your medical record as “bullet proof” as possible
Discover successful strategies to compose winning appeals when the BMI and associated diagnosis are denied, even though you got it right.
SCHIMA | Healthcare Denial and Appeal Management
Successfully Appealing Clinical Validation and Coding Issues in Encephalopathy
SCHIMA | Navigating Healthcare Policy in the Current Political Environment – Lunch and Learn Webinar
Ryan will provide a brief review of the U.S. healthcare system, explore how it evolved, and highlight current federal and…
SCHIMA | Role of CHDA in Leveraging Meaningful Health Data to Improve Financial and Health Outcomes
The objective is to reveal the role CHDA’s can have ensuring facilities are not just collecting data but monitoring data to ensure its relevance as pertains to improving patient health and making sound financial decisions.
SCHIMA | Successfully Appealing Clinical Validation and Coding in Acute Respiratory Failure
Understand common denial rationale
Recognize when to appeal with clinical criteria, coding criteria, or both
Discover successful strategies to compose winning appeals when the acute respiratory failure diagnosis is denied, even though you got it right
SCHIMA | Successfully Appealing Clinical Validation and Coding in AKI, ATN, and Pneumonia
Learning objectives include: 1) Understand common denial rationale; 2) Recognize the differences between coding and clinical denials for AKI/ATN and pneumonia and 3) Discover successful strategies to compose winning appeals when the AKI/ATN or pneumonia diagnosis is denied, even though you got it right.
SCHIMA | The Value of a Complete Quality Auditing Program & Coding Roundtable
Virtual Vendor Showcase, The Value of a Complete Quality Auditing Program, and Coding Roundtable